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Cleaning products left out on countertops or in open storage are less safe - especially in homes with young children. Sunlight can also reduce the effectiveness of stain-fighting ingredients over time. #StoreNotDecor #PacketsUp https://t.co/P5iusfBaAI

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When the temperatures climb, staying hydrated is even more important. Keep your reusable water bottle clean by washing it regularly.

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Thanks to @joliekerr for highlighting the cleaning guidelines for new parents developed by ACI and @aafp in her @washingtonpost piece.

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Cleaning — including laundry, disinfecting surfaces and preventing cross-contamination — is an essential part of caring for an infant.

The American Cleaning Institute and the American Academy of Family Physicians released guidelines for new parents: https://t.co/br426FIc6j

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When clothes say dry clean only, does it really mean that? We tackled this common cleaning question. https://t.co/xfC2FBX3Zf

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Wash your hands before handling produce, rinse fruits and vegetables under running water as appropriate and follow food safety guidance to help protect your family.

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#DYK that by the 1980s, multi-surface cleaners had become a common household staple, helping popularize the spray and wipe convenience many consumer still rely on today? Explore #100YearsOfClean:

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Have you tackled these deep cleaning tasks lately? https://t.co/sXFAA3tSeP

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There's just something enjoyable about a well-organized drawer, a perfectly folded, fluffy towel or a scent associated with a clean home. When was the last time cleaning brought you joy? Or what cleaning did you do last that brought joy to someone you love?

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National clarity matters. ACI is urging Congress to advance legislation to create consistent federal standards for recycling labels, recycled-content claims and packaging marketing. Clear rules help consumers trust claims & support packaging innovation. https://t.co/8aLTLUZIIy

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New parent? Cleaning routines often change when little ones arrive. That's why we partnered on a new https://t.co/WDefaPvHAz resource with practical cleaning guidance to help keep homes safe and healthy. https://t.co/3YlEt0tLYU

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We totally agree w/ this advice Jonathan Sexton, PhD, told @BHG. Sponges are among the germiest items in your home and need to be regularly replaced https://t.co/ivntDoFiqz #DiscoverClean

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Cleaning expert @clean_that_up knows that safety should always come first when cleaning. He recently shared the importance of storing laundry products in their original packaging to help prevent accidental exposure: https://t.co/45voAxdMfC
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Laundry myth or laundry must? Presorting may seem old-fashioned, but separating whites, darks and heavily soiled items can help extend the life of your clothes and improve wash performance. https://t.co/jjKQ8g56Jq

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It’s World Emoji Day! Describe your laundry pile in three emojis and drop them below. We’ll go first: 🧺☀️😅. Summer laundry tip: towels and swimsuits need air, not a closed bag. Hang damp items before wash day to help keep odors from settling in.

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Preservatives play an important role in helping keep cleaning products safe, stable, and effective over time. Without them, ingredients can break down, which may impact a product's performance. Learn more here: https://t.co/g0cCdkcTHe #DiscoverClean

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During #NationalSafetyMonth Brian Sansoni of ACI and Torine Creppy of Safe Kids Worldwide shared important reminders about keeping laundry products stored up high and out of children's reach. Check out this important safety message here: https://t.co/SJCiRRYvXi
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Doing more arts and crafts with kids home for the summer? A little creativity can leave behind glitter, glue, paint and more. Bookmark our craft cleanup tips for simple ways to tackle common craft messes. #CleaningIsCaring

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Do you know how to dispose of an expired cleaning product? The label will usually have disposal instructions. If you still have questions, our guide has you covered. https://t.co/Wf3RkKOwzZ #OurFutureIsClean

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Still battling greasy pot lids after washing? “Start by checking your dish soap—formulas with surfactants help lift dirt and cut through oily residue, while those with enzymes break down tough, cooked-on stains” – ACI’s Katie Sullivan https://t.co/SkTiFIOzG2

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#DYK 61% of people get their cleaning advice from friends and family? It's great to ask someone you trust, but things may have changed since they got their info. Stay up-to-date on the latest science-based guidance: https://t.co/lVStaUMljn #DiscoverClean #Cleaning #ScienceOfClean